Insights, a blog published by IMPRI.
Arun Kumar Inflation has become the biggest worry for the government. It is hurting the vast numbers of the poor the most but not sparing the middle classes either. This has social and political implications which ought to worry the…
Krishna Raj India’s inflation and temperature levels are soaring high, affecting the poor and middle class the most. In contrast, the rich continue to be unaffected as they shelter under air-conditioners and affluence. India’s retail inflation estimated in applying the…
Devender Singh Large Young Population in India With an average age of 29 years, India is the youngest country globally. Young people constitute 35% of India’s population; 365 million young people in the age group of 10-24 years (2011 Census).…
Arjun Kumar and Soumyadip Chattopadhyay Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic has foregrounded the crucial link between adequate housing, human settlements, and peoples’ ability to lead healthy lives. The lockdown-induced work from home scenario has also highlighted differential kinds of housing demand…
Nilanjan Banik and Guido Cozzi The continuation of the Russia-Ukraine war is raising the fear of an imminent stagflation (a combination of inflation and unemployment led by a low growth). Worldwide inflation numbers are on the rise. In April 2022,…
Anil Trigunayat India@75 is no longer an emerging power, but has emerged as a credible regional and global actor of consequence. It is a rising power to be reckoned with. More importantly because India often takes a principled approach on…
Manoj Misra Often we talk of fossil fuel (coal and gas) and nuclear power as the source of electricity where coal, gas, and uranium are used as fuel. The question is fuel to what end, for these power plants currently…